₦airaland Forum

otokx:
Sunday 22nd February, 2015

First Year Students Arrive

Monday 23rd February, 2015 - Friday, 13th March, 2015

Registration of First Year Students

otokx:
The uniqueness of UNIPORT, truth be told that the infrastructure especially IT is not robust. This idea of designating particular banks for particular faculties or service is so wrong. All rejection cases for instance is done in First Bank. As usual with many things Nigerian, there is a disconnect between the leaders and followers.

Leopantro:
The following books are available as apps for android devices.
(1) ABC of Imaging in Trauma | v1.9.1 | 10.9 MB

 

 

(2) ABC of Intensive Care, 2nd Edition | v1.9.3 |

4.61 MB

 

 

(3) ABC of Medical Law | v1.9.3 | 4.05 MB

 

 

(4) ABC of Practical Procedures, 3rd Edition |

v1.9.3 | 7.07 MB

 

 

(5) ABC of Stroke | v1.9.3 | 4.35 MB

 

 

(6) Anatomy at a Glance, 3rd Edition | v1.9.1 |

11.1 MB

 

 

(7) Medicine at a Glance Core Cases | v1.9.2 |

8.97 MB

 

 

( Medicine at a Glance, 3rd Edition | v1..9.2 |

18.3 MB

 

 

(9) Oncology at a Glance | v1.9.2 | 8.95 MB

 

 

(10) OSCEs at a Glance, 2nd Edition | v2.0.1 | 21

MB

 

 

(11) Physiology at a Glance, 3rd Edition | v1.9.1 |

9.22 MB

 

 

(12) Radiology at a Glance | v1.5.1 | 8.05 MB

 

 

(13) CURRENT Diagnosis & Treatment - Emergency

Medicine, 7th Edition | v1.9.1 | 16.6 MB

 

 

(14) CURRENT Diagnosis & Treatment -

Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery, 3rd Edition |

v1.9.1 | 20.5 MB

 

 

(15) CURRENT Essentials of Medicine | v3.2.101 |

572 KB

 

 

 

(16) CURRENT Medical Diagnosis & Treatment

2011 | v3.2.94 | 580 KB

(Note: This is an old but the only available free

(cracked) version. Current version is 2014.

 

 

(17) Oxford American Handbook of

Anaesthesiology | v1.5.2 | 6.56 MB

 

(18) Oxford American Handbook of Critical Care |

v1.5.1 | 3.54 MB

 

 

(19) Oxford American Handbook of Psychiatry |

v1.5.2 | 4.99 MB

 

 

(20) Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine, 3rd

Edition | v2.0.2 | 5.46 MB

 

 

(21) Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia, 3rd Edition |

v2.0.1 | 7.42 MB

 

 

(22) Oxford Handbook of Cardiology, 2nd Edition |

v1.9.2 | 8.38 MB

 

 

(23) Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine, 9th

Edition | v2.0.1 | 25.9 MB

 

OHCM-9 | PDF | 16.24 MB

 

 

(24) Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pharmacy, 2nd

Edition | v1.9.2 | 6.43 MB

 

 

(25) Oxford Handbook of Clinical Specialities, 9th

Edition | v1.9.1 | 16.5 MB

 

(26) Oxford Handbook of Critical Care, 3rd Edition |

v1.5.2 | 3.99 MB

 

 

(27) Oxford Handbook of Emergencies in

Cardiology, 2nd Edition | v1.9.1 | 9.3 MB

 

 

(28) Oxford Handbook of Emergency Medicine, 4th

Edition | v2.0.1 | 7.31 MB

 

 

(29) Oxford Handbook of Foundation Programme,

3rd Edition | v2.0.1 | 7.96 MB

 

(30) Oxford Handbook of Gastroenterology &

Hepatology, 2nd Edition | v1.9.1 | 7.81 MB

 

 

(31) Oxford Handbook of General Practice, 3rd

Edition | v2.0.1 | 11.6 MB

 

 

(32) Oxford Handbook of Geriatric Medicine, 2nd

Edition| v1.9.2 | 5.75 MB

 

 

(33) Oxford Handbook of Medical Sciences, 2nd

Edition | v1.8.1 | 14.6 MB

 

 

(34) Oxford Handbook of Obstetrics &

Gynaecology, 3rd Edition | v1.9.1 | 8.88 MB

 

 

(35) Oxford Handbook of Occupational Health, 2nd

Edition | v1.9.2 | 7.61 MB

 

(36) Oxford Handbook of Ophthalmology, 2nd

Edition | v2.0.1 | 8.17 MB

 

 

(37) Oxford Handbook of Paediatrics, 2nd Edition |

v1.9.2 | 8.15 MB

 

 

(38) Oxford Handbook of Perioperative Practice |

v1.9.1 | 6.45 MB

 

(39) Oxford Handbook of Psychiatry, 4th Edition |

v1.5.3 | 5.33 MB

 

 

(40) Oxford Handbook of Public Health Practice,

3rd Edition | v1.9.1 | 6.41 MB

 

 

(41) Oxford Handbook of Reproductive Medicine &

Family Planning | v1.3.2 | 2.65 MB

 

(42) Oxford Handbook of Respiratory Medicine,

2nd Edition | v1.5.2

 

(43) Oxford Handbook of Rheumatology, 3rd

Edition | v1.8.1 | 5.43 MB

 

 

(44) Oxford Handbook of Sport & Exercise

Medicine, 2nd Edition | v1.9.1 | 7.46 MB

 

 

(45) Oxford Handbook of Tropical Medicine, 3rd

Edition | v1.5.2 | 7.21 MB

 

(46) Oxford Handbook of Urology, 2nd Edition |

v1.5.2 | 6.77 MB

 

(47) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Anaesthesia for

Emergency Care | v1.9.1 | 1.44 MB

 

 

(48) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Cardiac

Catheterization & Coronary Intervention | v1.9.1 |

7.27 MB

 

 

(49) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Day Case

Surgery | v1.9.1 | 5.46 MB

 

 

(50) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Manual of

Childhood Infections, 3rd Edition | v1.9.1 | 6.9 MB

 

 

(51) Oxford Specialist Handbook in

Neuroanaesthesia | v2.0.1 | 5.78 MB

 

 

(52) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Obstetric

Anaesthesia | v1.8.1 | 4.8 MB

 

 

(53) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Ophthalmic

Anaesthesia | v1.9.1 | 5.63 MB

 

 

(54) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Paediatric

Anaesthesia | v2.0.1 | 3.48 MB

 

 

(55) Oxford Specialist Handbook in Thoracic

Anaesthesia | v1.9.2 | 5.91 MB

 

(56) Rapid Medicine, 2nd Edition | v1.5.3 | 2.62

MB

 

 

(57) Rapid Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2nd Edition |

v1.5.2 | 1.85 MB

 

 

(58) Rapid Paediatrics & Child Health, 2nd Edition |

v1.5.2 | 2.33 MB

 

 

(59) Rapid Psychiatry, 2nd Edition | v1.5.3 | 1.91

MB

 

 

(60) Rapid Surgery, 2nd Edition | v2.0.1 | 4.51 MB

 

(61) 5-Minute Clinical Consult 2014 | v1.9.4 |

Wolters Kluwer | 22.6 MB

 

 

(62) BNF for Children 2013-2014 | v1.9.3 | 13.9

MB

 

 

(63) BNF-66 (September, 2013) | v1.9.4 | 17.8 MB

 

 

(64) CDC Health Information for International

Travel 2014 - The Yellow Book | v2.0.1 | Oxford

University Press | 13.8 MB

 

 

(65) Clinician Pocket Drug Reference 2011 |

McGraw Hill | 575 KB

 

 

(66) Drugs in Anaesthesia & Intensive Care, 4th

Edition | v1.9.1 | Oxford University Press | 4.35

MB

 

 

(67) ECG Interpretation for Everyone, 2nd Edition |

v1.9.2 | 8.98 MB

 

 

(68) Emergencies in Anaesthesia, 2nd Edition |

v1.9.1 | Oxford University Press | 6.49 MB

 

 

(69) Emergent Management of Trauma, 3rd Edition

| v1.9.2 | McGraw Hill | 9.55 MB

 

 

(70) EMS Pocket Drug Guide | v3.2.100 | McGraw

Hill | 575 KB

 

 

(71) Evidence-Based Medicine Toolkit, 2nd Edition

| v1.9.2 | Wiley-Blackwell | 4.3 MB

 

 

(72) Gray's Anatomy 2011 | v3.1.10.107 | 2.80

 

(73) Gray's Pocket Atlas of Anatomy | v3.2.101 |

Elsevier | 586 KB

 

(74) Hurst's the Heart Manual of Cardiology, 12th

Edition | v1.9.4 | McGraw-Hill | 34.1 MB

 

(75) (UCL Hospitals) Injectable Medicines

Administration Guide, 3rd Edition | v1.9.2 | Wiley-

Blackwell | 4.56 MB

 

 

(76) I.V. Drug Handbook | v3.0.82 | McGraw-Hill |

551 KB

 

(77) MIMS-115 | v3.3.4.115 | 3.12 MB

 

 

(78) mobilePDR (Physicians Desk Reference), 66th

Edition | v2.01 | 3.65 MB

 

 

(79) Neonatal Formulary (NNF): Drug Use in

Pregnancy & the First Year of Life, 6th Edition |

v1.9.1 | Wiley-Blackwell | 4.98 MB

 

 

(80) On Call Principles & Protocols-53 | v4.1.040 |

Elsevier | 1.01 MB

 

 

(81) Pharmacotherapy Handbook, 8th Edition |

v1.5.1 | McGraw-Hill | 9.08 MB

 

 

(82) Pocket Atlas of Emergency Ultrasound | v1.6

| McGraw-Hill | 24.1 MB

 

(83) Poisoning & Drug Overdose, 6th Edition |

v3.2.103 | McGraw-Hill | 560 KB

 

(84) Schwartz's Principles of Surgery | v1.2.0.9 |

11.9 MB

 

(85) The Muscular System Manual: The Skeletal

Muscles of the Human Body, 3rd Edition | v4.3.076

| Elsevier | 1.67 MB

 

(86) The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines in

Psychiatry, 11th Edition | v1.5.1 | Wiley-Blackwell |

3.53 MB

 

(87) The Washington Manual of Medical

Therapeutics, 34th Edition | v1.9.1 | Wolters

Kluwer | 6.58 MB

 

(88) TNM Cancer Staging (AJCC Cancer Staging

Manual, 7th Edition) | v1.0 | 675 KB

___________________________________

~~~ Medical Dictionary ~~~

- Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 32nd

Edition (cracked) | v4.2.048 | Elsevier | 1.22 MB

PM me

Joeprince2nd:
Good mrn to u all. I just wanna tell u guys dat 2day GOD gave me d gr8test gift of all, which is life, all i'm tring to say is 2day GOD add another 1 year to my years. Help me in thanking GOD for the +1 year, for HE has done gr8 things in my life.
My wishes are may GOD grant my good heart desires and all of my relatives and frnds (note: u all here are also my frnds and relatives).

Charchy07:
uniport lacks medical courses lyk optometry,med lab sci,radiography,physiotheraphy,public health etc. Dese courses shuld be introduced 2 de schl,2 reduce de pressure in medsurg,dentistry,nursin,pharm nd de oda 2.(physiology has even stopped admittin)

britnex:
Pls has uniport started offering law. Pls who knows

bestdeals0:
Gud afternoon all...pls can someone stay in a room alone in d medic hostel?...wanna stay alone oo..heard its gud nd also a self con too...i need ur comments pls.

Chasdonblizz:
I might be doing this now,i know is kinda late sha..(better late than never)...i have taken my time to carefully observe this thread and i found out how wonderful it is..(like i said earlier,,i be newcomer o)...in my conclusion as well i was able to detect the "IGWE" of this thread which is no other person than..ermm,,errm...."IGWE OTOKX"..(Igwe i de loyal o,,abeg pat my back small,i still de bend down)....i also would nt fail to recognise the cabinet members which include Dr Laz(dis doc. go sabi fire injection wel wel),onenigeria,stephx,samgreguc,hijynation,switcommy(winks),,divydaniel,,smartkid aka charchy(lol,,na here u go fear name)....it's a very long list...even if i ddnt mention your moniker(name) jst know that you have all been noticed.....in order for me to feel welcomed i would like the dudes to give me some handshake and the ladies??.......jst give me a warm hug(pls each hug should last more than 20 seconds)......2geda we shall all succeed..#peace#

OneNigeria44:
Yea its still on and from wat i heard. It ends on January 19th. Dont know how tru sha

Chasdonblizz:
@ Divydaniel,hijaynation and Samg,thanks for your responses....now i know dentistry is a good course

Chasdonblizz:
Hy evryone...i'm new here o...newly admitted into uniport to study dentistry....pls hw gud is dis course nd do de go 4 housemanship as d doctors do?....tnx in advance 4 ur replies.

cremeflora:
i got biochemistry...switcommy we ve to aline o...

danakpeskz:
wowbthanl you Jesus I made it ooooo. thank u sir otokx I was given maths and computer

bestdeals0:
Basic studies admission list is out!.

otokx:
Go to a cyber cafe print out stuff and go pay in a bank though if i were you i will be patient till 2nd week in November when majority of the early teething issues would have been resolved.

otokx:
Go to a cyber cafe print out stuff and go pay in a bank though if i were you i will be patient till 2nd week in November when majority of the early teething issues would have been resolved.

bestdeals0:
Goodmorning all..i scored 36 in the basic entrance examination..aspiring for petroluem engr...pls is dere any hope of me being admitted with such score?....plsss help me o

otokx:
Step by step, step1 gather plenty money, step 2 secure an accomodation around school that can ease your movement.

lomaxx:
1) Let me start by telling why I didn't choose medicine. I didn't choose medicine for the money: I knew doctors were well paid alright but that wasn't a motivation. I didn't choose medicine for the perceived 'respect'- I always told myself that no matter the field I find myself, I would be distinctly different by making a name for myself no matter how small. I didn't choose medicine because I wanted to be a 'doctor'. While we grew up as kids, a whole lot of us wanted to be doctors. Same here. But that wasn't why I made the choice. If studying medicine would have landed me a non-doctor title/tag, I still would have studied it anyway.

I choosed medicine because it was challenging - from the onset. It was like a course reserved for the creme de la creme of excellent students. Getting in was challenging- you had to score very high to get in. Staying in is challenging- I heard how medical students are sent off to other depts if they fail their examinations. So that was the first motivation. I am a very adventurous person. I like to try different things - and I don't give up easily. So my journey into medicine was more like an adventure- a well calculated move.

I wanted to study medicine in Ife. That was my plan. My parents had a different plan. My mom felt I was too young to study medicine- she preferred I studied Anatomy first and after that I go to MBBS. That's being too choosy with words. She didn't want me to study medicine. My father wanted his first son to be an engineer. I still have an innate love for engineering though. I was perfect in Mathematics and the Sciences. I had all distinctions. According to him, such mental finesse shouldn't go to waste. So I had a big fight with satisfying both parents. In fact, that was the major reason I did A levels- to buy more time.

Secondly, my parents didn't want me to study outside Akwa Ibom State. It wasn't too long since my brother was murdered- so they couldn't bear the thought of their son leaving their reach. Whatever I had to do, had to be within Akwa Ibom State. Well, I filled Medicine in my UME form- without my parents knowing. It wasn't until Post-UME that they knew what I was up to. By then it was too late for anyone to do anything.

So I didn't even choose Medicine because my parents wanted me to. I choose medicine because it was what I wanted. Have you ever been in love you don't know why? Yeah that is what I mean!

The choice I made was based on the conviction I had - at the time the choice was made. And to me hat conviction, is very important.

2) If I had a chance to start all over again, I may not choose medicine. That is a fact. This does not in any way mean I have regrets. The part of Medicine I am not very convenient with is not being able to do so much outside your field. Medicine is indeed a calling- and once you're in, you're in. I still love Biomedical Engineering- I was considering it for postgraduate studies, but the market in Nigerian isn't ripe for such expertise. We're still struggling with Primary Health Care.

So asides that, if I were to choose another course, I'll study Applied Mathematics without looking twice.

I am of the belief that when it comes to career choice, any choice is fine. Provided you know what you are doing , you are comfortable with it, you are sure it's the right thing and you're ready to put in your best.

Destinygrl:
hi I finally got MBBS admission bt I don't knw wthr to accept it or forget abt it bc rt now I'm in 200l , so its either MBBS(100L) or continue with my present course (300L)

idu1:
Is there any female pharm students here?

niceguy07:
Can one combine both basic nd undergraduate levels at the time? I ask cos I wuld want 2 take up de course given 2 me(a bird at hand) nd write utme 2 gt ma original course at the same tym I want 2 do basic 2 afford me double chance 2 gt ma course nxt yr.Wot do u fink guyz? Is it possible?

otokx:
You hardly get the riddle; your dept is AEB.

otokx:
Your surname and state pls.

OneNigeria44:
Sorry i no know. Looongest time

OneNigeria44:
Abi. Its as if u know me o. I dont remember u